Description
Down Beat Magazine – April 12, 1973 (Vol. 40 No. 7) – Thad Jones, Mel Lewis Feature
This vintage issue of Down Beat Magazine highlights Thad Jones and Mel Lewis, capturing the dynamic energy of their celebrated band and contributions to the jazz world. Inside, you’ll find exclusive features on Duke Pearson, Eddie Shaughnessy, and a range of critical commentary on jazz performance, arranging, and the evolving big band scene. A valuable addition for collectors and jazz enthusiasts alike.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition for its age. The item pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive. Please check photos carefully for condition details.
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Table of Contents
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First Chorus by Charles Suber
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Chords and Discords
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News
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Jazz From the Supermarket: Rev. George Wiskirchen reports on a constructive weekend with the Thad Jones–Mel Lewis band and others
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The Care and Feeding of a White Elephant: Is a 17-piece jazz-rock band a viable commodity? By Joe Klee
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Duke Pearson’s Back in Town: Leonard Maltin describes the re-entry of the pianist-arranger on the big band scene
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Eddie Shaughnessy: Play Like You Mean It…: From 52nd Street to the Tonight Show, as told by the famous drummer to Jim Szantor
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Record Reviews
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Old Wine—New Bottles
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Caught In The Act: Red Holloway • Dave Mauney
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Music Workshop: Arranging Concepts by Dick Grove
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Book Review: This Business of Music
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Jazz On Campus
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Where the Bands Are Playing
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Strictly Ad Lib
Cover design and art by Kelly and Robertson